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My form is based on a SQL statement. When it produces no results I
allow the user to click a "search" button which creates a modified SQL
statement, gets an adodb.recordset and trys to set the form's recordset
to this new recordset.
Set RS = objMyObject.GetWithChildren(intID, _
strDocNumber, _
intTypeID, _
intUserID, _
intStateD, _
intOrgID, _
dtmSubmitStartDate, _
dtmSubmitEndDate)
Set Me.Recordset = RS
This generates Runtime error 2107 "The value entered does not meet the
validation rule defied for the field or control"
Even if I execute Me.Recordset = Nothing it seems to try to validate.
Since my original form SQL produced no results I find it odd that
Me.Recordset would have any reason to execute the before_update event.
Another side affect - once I get this error, Access eventually crashes
with a hard-crash "send info to microsoft message".
How do I get the form to ignore the blank recordset and not try to
validate it when I try to replace its contents?
Thanks
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